Patient's question:
2003 diagnosed with diabetesDoctor's answer:
Diabetes is a metabolic syndrome triggered by genetic factors, immune dysfunction, and others, leading to a series of metabolic disorders involving sugar, protein, fat, and more. Typical cases may exhibit symptoms such as polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, and weight loss, known as the "three more, one less" symptoms. Long-term adherence to standardized treatment, including: controlling diet, maintaining moderate physical exercise, rational medication use, reducing fat proportion, and adopting a dietary structure that controls protein intake, has a good effect on improving glucose tolerance. Avoid spicy foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and supplement with multiple vitamins. Medications include DaMeiKang and Metformin tablets. Insulin can be subcutaneously injected when necessary. Increasing nutritional supplementation and vitamins can help with pregnancy.